VC.KWONIA EAGLE
On Inland Highway
Mac
Says:
Remember “Mother” with
a nice box of stationery
a box of candy or at
least a card on
Mother’s Day
May 9th.
Assortments of each
at Mac’s Pharmacy
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Legal*—Summon* and
PUBLICATIONS
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SUMMONS
In th« Circuit Court of the State o*
Orogon for Columbia County
TONEY COREY, Plaintiff, vs.
BERNICE COREY, Defendant.
To Bernice Corey, the above
named defendant: In the name of the
State of Oregon, you are hereby re-
quired to appear and answer tho
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before the
expiration of six weeks from the
date of the first publication of this
summons, which said first publica­
tion is made and dated April 23rd,
1926, thut beia. the time prescribed
by the Court in an order ior publi
cation of this summons; and If you
fail so to appear and answer the
complaint, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint, to wit, for a de­
cree of absolute divorce dissolving
the bonds of matrimony existing be
tween plaintiff anj defendant, and
for such other relief us to the Court
may seem proper.
This summons is published by
order of the Honorable John Philip
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Columbia Coun
ty, duly made, dated and entered
April 22, 1926.
LESTER SHEELEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
387
Residence and post office address,
Vernonia, Oregon.
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* MOVIE NEWS AND
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FEATURES
0 Some
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of our frequent Portland visi
tors told us this week that they
were going to take in a picture show
while in the city but found that the
big advertised picture that was
drawing a crowded bouse was shown
in Vernonia the week before. Late
pictures and the best produced are
getting to be a habit at the Vernon­
ia Majestic theatre.
Starting this Saturday we
have a week’s treat in movies.
Saturday will be run "Rustling
Cupid."
George O'Brein had
hair cut for the first time in
JUST ARRIVED
HAT BOXES
BAGS & SUITCASES
months for Rustling for Cupid’. The sorrow.
Visitors at the Osborn home cn
young Fox film star had w >rn hit
hair long for two pictures, “The last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ir j
World of Promise” and “The Johns­ Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Holding ar. I
town Flood,” and when he finally children and Mr. and Mrs. Nob •
was permitted to cut it he felt light Dunlap.
headed. “Rustling for Cupid” is the
Callers at the Holding place were
screen version of Peter B. Kyne’s ro Mrs. Carmical and two daughtei
mance set in he midst of a New Mexi John McMullen, Licoln Peterson, 0-
co cattlemen’s feud an*l O’Brein burn, Ira Peterson and Mr. and Mr
plays the son of a calf stealing cat­ Duke and two sons and Mrs. Wr.i.
tle baron who owns the famous Devine.
Swastika ranch. Anita Stewart has
To Correspondents—Please writ e
the feminine lead.
on one side of the paper only.
Mr. and Mrs. Osburn, Mr. and J!:s
For this Sunday night is the old
stage favorite of past days made in Holding, Licoln Peterson, Ole Esti -
to modern pictures. It is that beau­ i n,] Mr. Neurt were Vernonia vic­
tiful story “East Lynne.”
All the tors last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Estus called at ti e
natural beauty of old England has
been reproduced by William Fox in McMullen home Sunday.
Mrs. Merl Lane and Mrs. Renol< s
the production of Mrs. Henr0Wood’s
successful old stage play “East visited school here Friday.
Natal grange met Saturday and
Lynne.'.’ Old ancestral estates, quaint
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and picturesque villages, and color­ held an interesting meeting.
ful costumes of the 1875 period are lecture hour was fine. Visitors from
all realistically presented. To fully the St. Helens grange were Mr. and
ei.chance the charm of the story the Mrs. Dixon and George Nelson. XX e
producer has selected a group of are always glad to have oth< r
the best known and most highly tal­ grangers visit us.
Our Natal camp grounds were fuil
ented screen artists in picturedom to
of campers for the day on Sunda
portray the feature roles.
Some of the young folks hax >
Next Monday night is Harry Care;'
in his masterpiece “Beyond the Bor­ been trying the swimming pon,] here
der. This is a picture of life and ac­ and declare the water is very war. ’.
tion, daring and romance mixed ir. If it gets any warmer they wi.l
Down on the Mexican border, over have to carry water from the sprin.
in the land of big cattle, brave men to cool it before swimming in it.
Hazel and Clydie Holmes from
and the wide open. It is a picture
that keeps yo ualert and anxious all Clatskanie called on Bertha Holdii
Saturday
afternoon, while their pa -
the time.
And for next Tuesday and Wed­ ents were in Vernonia.
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nesday nights is a treat that one will
not soon forget. It is the showing of ■‘s)
KIST-TIMBER NOTES
“When the Door Opened.”
This I
gripping story of a young American |
Mr. and Mrs. George Ohler are
set in the rugged surroundings of [
the Northwoods, is one that will fas-1 the proud parents of a baby girl.
cinate all who see it.
Beginning)
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Meury called
with a tremendously dramatic situa-1 and spent the day at the Orndu’f
tion, it carries the suspense all. home Sunday.
through the picture and ends in an ‘
Frank Peterzulka of Buxton gc t
unexpected manner. Walter McGrail
is the young American, Clive Gren-i three fingers on his right hand toi
fal, who has come to lose his identity | off while running a donkey at the
in the great Northwest after he has) Sunset eamp Thursday.
hot his wife’s lover. Jacquelina Lo-|
Ben Simpson of Portland calk I
gan is the winsome and beautiful J
Teresa de Fontenac, granddaughter on Mr. Ornduff Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. F. Ornduff and her daug i
of an aged man who has voluntarily
buried himself 1 i the Canadian wilds ter, Mrs. Claud Miller calle,] on th ■
Rober tCain i: Henry Fredericks sick folks Saturday.
Mrs. Georg •
Grenfal’s wife’s lover, who later I I Ohler and Mrs. Vada Rainwater, wh >
comes to Canada. Margaret Livings­ was hurt at a party at Bert Ohler ■
ton is Mrs. Grenfal. Roy Laidloi is
O’Flaherty, the butler and Walter Tuesday evening ,
Sam Turk made a business trip t >
Chung the Chinese servant.
Then comes Thursday and Friday Timber Sunday.
—two big nights. Oh, Boy! it is
Mrs. Dan Rainwater has relative
Reginald Denny in Skinners Dress from California visiting her.
Suit.”
You have hearj it talked
The new school house at Timbe •
about, you have read about it. now
is
completed and school is now be
you can see it.
Do clothes make the man?
You’ll ing held in it.
William Hagerman was Inn­
think so when you see Denny breeze
through this rollicking comedy of a while working at a camp over by 3
man and a dress suit and Honey, his Helens and is layed up for awhil 1
wife, who spent the raise he didn’t I Mr. Roy Townsen is home iron
get and made him a million. It’s the
most hilarious funny bone tickler the hospital and is getting along fin
Mr. Frank Shook of Newbnr;
ever screened. Denny himself never
made a merrier—and with adorable called on his uncle and aunt, Mr. am
Laura La Plante as “Honey"—well Mrs. A. F. Ornduff Sunday.
you’d better see it if you care for
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hagerman spen.
happiness.
the evening at Ornduff’s Sunday to
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listen to the radio seriion which
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very
good.
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INCOME PROPERTY
The Nutul people were very sorry
I have eight good rent houses
to hear of the death of Mrs. Rum-
bough, who died in one of the Port- sale. Net 25% on investment,
See J.
The small cash payment.
land hospital last Tuesday,
family has our sympathy in their Wharton.
REITHNER’S
ALFRED E.CLARK OF PORTLAND CAMP FIRE GIRLS ENTERTAIN in years, not bruins, 1 must give you
The Tatapochon camp fire girls
Candidate for the Republican Nomina
entertained their guardian, Miss
tion for .United State« Senator
Thelma Olsen, with a dinner party
Wednesday evening, at the home of
Miss Pheobe Greenman.
The four
course dinner was planned, prepared
and served by Olive Olsen and
Pheobe Greenman, both members of
this group, who will receive an
honor in homecraft for their efforts
The table was beautifully decorated
with the camp fire colors and lighted
candles, while hand painted cards
•narked the place of each guest.
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HUBBARD MINERAL SPRINGS—
THE “CARLSBAD OF AMERICA"
VOTE FOR HIM
He is able, fearless, progressive.
Favors law enforcement. Construc­
tive legislation for agricultural re­
lief and the upbuilding of the in­
dustries and resources of the state.
Paid Adv. Alfred E. Clark for
United States Senator Campaign
Committee.
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I. L. PATTERSON
Hubbard, Ore., April 27, 1926
My Esteemed Friend,
Billy Armstrong:
Hush! A zephyr comes from the
Springs.” It whispers, “the springs
are calling you, saying, ‘Come, drink
freely of me. I will refresh you and
passing through portals alkaline will!
moitsen the papillae of your lingual
member, and make your buccal
cavity rejoice. From there I will pass
dauntlessly over the epiglottis, will
traverse the full length of yous es­
ophagus, and will deliberately take
Injured Logger Die«
possession of your stomach using the
Emil Peterson, 26, logger of War-
full limit of a short stop over bath­
ing the cardiac and pyloric glands of ren, Ore., died early Sunday in St.
that voluminous membei? and from Vincents hospital of a skull frac­
thence to every cell and fiber in your ture sustained Saturday when ha
anatomy, and even though reticulated was struck by a falling tree near the
or decussated at irregular intervals Brix Logging company at Holbrook.
with interstices between the inter­ The body was taken to St. Helens.
sections, will animate I will.’ Will
you come? Will you come????
I Logger Die« in Accident at Kea«ey
imagine my friend Bill has answered
Francis Morgan, of Columbia City
the clarion call, and I can see him who was run over near Keasey last
now in the San.------
week by the logging trucks of a train
He sits alone in a darkened rvom. died at a Portland hospital Tuesday.
Alone in the fading light.
He is a brother of E. L. Morgan and
Why is his brow so heavy with gloom J. L. Morgan.
And his cheeks so deadly white?
But though his heart is faint with
Trap Shoot to be Held.
care,
As indicated on folders sent out
His couragp never flinces.
His eyes are fixed in a glassy stare the Columbia County Rod & Gun
What is it his firm hand clinches? club will stage a big trap shooting
“A little courage,” he murmers, Yes tournament next Sunday at the
fair grounds on the lower Columbia
A little and all is won.”
A chocking gurgle, more or less,
river highway near Deer Island, four
A gasp, and all is done.
miles from St. Helens..
All local
Without a shudder or eyelid wink- trap shooting enthusiast, who would
Ah lit makes him think of slaughter like to shoot will do well to get into
That he should so quietly ealmy communication with Arch Duncan, St
drink
Helens, secretary of the order.
A quart—of MINERAL WATER!!
How is your subscription?
And now should arrangements be
such that I must be separated from
Everybody
reads the Eagle.
my friend Bill, being your superior
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Oregon born, farmer, merchant
and legislator, who is a republican
candidate for governor. Mr. Patter­
son has a state full of supporters
and we know of no other Oregon-
ian who could make a better
ernor.
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A Strong Bank
----- thoughtfully directed
can be, and usually is, the driving force behind the
success of a community.
If the bank has proven worthy of the trust of the
business interests of the town, it has the fullest
information about the town and its business health
In its own interest it is the business ally of every
commercial account.
It is this relationship to Vernonia and all its in­
terests that this bank has striven for.
JUST ARRIX ED
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY DRESS GOODS
For State Representative, on Re­
publican ticket for Columbia county:
His campaign slogan is: “Develop­
ment of Columbia county.”
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VERNON1AS STORE OF
Leading Styles and Quality Mdse.
FOR SALE—HIGH
A WONDERFUL BARGAIN
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All Ladies Pattern Hats—fashions latest styles
are to be sold at less than cost.
the following bit of advice:
In promulgating your esoteric cog­
itations or articulating superficial
sentimentalities and philosophical or
psychological observations, beware
of platitudinous ponderosity.
Let
your statements and dissertations
pfesess a clarified, lucid conciseness,
compacted comprehensibleness, coal­
escent consistency, and a concentra­
ted cogency. Eschew all conglomera­
tions of flatulent garrulity, jejune
babblement, and idiotic affectaions.
Let your extemporaneous descanting
and
unpremeditated expatiations
have intelligibility and veracious
vivacity without rodomontade or
thrasonical bombast; sedulously avoid
all polysyllabic profundity, pisttfi-
ceous vacuity, ventriloquail, verbosity
and grandiloqunet vapidity. , Shun
pruient jocosity, contumacious ec­
centricities, innocuous ambiguities,
jernicius, pestiferous profanity, and
preposterous, pathetic imbecility.
Now as the rush of your business
abates, and you have a few leisure
moments, think of me and the even­
ings spent in your office, when I
should have* been at home trying to
corrall a dollar. I yet reamin,
Your Friend Hall.
CLASS
NEW
Stoll tent and bed, at less than
wholesale price; must be seen to
be appreciated; this is the latest
in tourists
camp equipment.;
phone or inquire Riverview Gro­
cery.
This bank needs you—and you need our service.
Bank of Vernonia
VERNONIA. OREGON
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Now is the time to select your hiking suit, or
knickers, hats and hose to match.
ROLLINS SILK HOSE for ladies and children in
all the latest shades. "Miles of wear in every pair
Hot Day
Suggestions
are found at this store at a big saving in money. Why pay so
much more when you can get for less
FOR BABY
LADIES AND MISSES
LADIES COATS
Dresses
Sweaters
Shoes
Hose
Bonnets
Gift Noveltie sfor
Baby Showers
Silk Dmm
Crepe de Chine
Radium, flat crape
Georgette and Rayon
Evening Dresses
Afternoon Dresses ant|
House Dresses
A few beautiful
models left to
be had at greatly
reduced prices
Shoes for
all. Bia. udl.
large or small
Our notion line is complete. Just received a ne wline of fancy buttons and
gift handkerchiefs. We are here to serve you what you want. We buy only
new goods, most of them being shipped from the East, assuring you of (he
latest styles and best material .
REIT H N ER’S
POARCH CHAIRS, SUMMER FLOOR COVERINGS, LIGHT
FURNITURE, MATTING, STOVES AND ANY ARTICLE IN
FURNITURE
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IN SAME BUILDING MRS HANLEY MILLINERY STORE HAS
RECEIVED THE NEW SUMMER MILLINERY
GORDON
FURNITURE
COMPANY
GET IT FOR LESS
WEST OF BANK ON BRIDGE STREET
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